The servant who received Cavour's letter did not hesitate in the slightest, promptly using the telegraph to send the message to Fontainebleau Town, more than a hundred kilometers away from Paris.
At that moment, Princess Mathilde was accompanying her close male friend, Mr. Flaubert, a renowned literary creator from France, as they walked together on the road to Fontainebleau Palace.
While leisurely walking, they exchanged playful banter and soon arrived at the main entrance of Fontainebleau Palace.
The guards stationed at Fontainebleau promptly opened the door upon seeing Princess Mathilde and Mr. Flaubert.
Following this, under the guidance of the palace steward, Princess Mathilde and Flaubert were invited into a guest room.
Because every reception room in Fontainebleau Palace is equipped with a fireplace, and each fireplace burns uninterruptedly for 24 hours, the temperature inside the room is significantly higher than the outside temperature.
